New baby chick-help with sexing please!

[twowildgirls]

Hello everyone,

I am new to having chickens (though not new to caring for them.) We just purchased 6 chicks from Paris farmers union near us, and bought them with the assumption they'd be pullets though I know they say only 90% accuracy. We got a barred Plymouth Rock which I know are supposed to be able to be sexed by sight with fair accuracy. I had a drive, and needed to be back home by a certain time so I just did a quick check to make sure they were all alive and healthy before I left. Now that I am home I am second guessing whether this could be a roo or not. Obviously early days as this is just a baby chick, but since this is my first time having chickens although I have done a lot of research I still feel very unsure so I thought I'd ask more season chicken families. I cannot have roosters where I live, and I am already getting attached so I would like to re-home if it is a roo, though I know I may need to wait to be absolutely sure. Excuse the poop-the paper towels were changed after photos and most of that is just chick feed. Also sorry for the poor photos they are fast! Thank you!

 

[nuthatched]

Too early to say yet, the spot has to be bred for and poor breeding can make that spot non sexable

 

[twowildgirls]

Too early to say yet, the spot has to be bred for and poor breeding can make that spot non sexable

I figured it might be too early. I had read that sometimes indications of their feet, the spot, and at the bridge of their nose as well as overall color could be hints of the sex but obviously I don't have the expertise. Thank you for your response!

 

[nuthatched]

I figured it might be too early. I had read that sometimes indications of their feet, the spot, and at the bridge of their nose as well as overall color could be hints of the sex but obviously I don't have the expertise. Thank you for your response!

All that is hit or miss unfamiliar. Good luck.